#ents lotr

[legolas-fan-blog]

Hi again! Could you do an Ent/Treebeard mood board, please? c:

Hope you like it!

[ilostmycommunicator]

One thing about me is that I LOVE the LOTR Ents I just think they are so neat and I want to learn everything about them! So if you know some cool facts or just have any information about Tolkien’s Ents please comment on this post

[autistook]

Dom Monaghan and Billy Boyd on Merry, Pippin and the Ents, the Two Towers, Cast Commentary

[gracefuldisasters]

I'm such a sucker for reunited families

Did you know that the specific tag "Happy Frodo" only has two posts under it? I think that's hilarious

[eldhuug]

[vangoghcore]

by andydoughty_bravewode

[my-deer-legolas]

[alexmurison]

The Ent This absolute stunning veteran oak tree hidden away in Cannock Chase is one of the most stunning trees I've ever seen. A true Tolkien Ent if ever i've seen one.

[amphorographia]

Shakespeare: So, in Macbeth, the forest doesn't actually move, it's just an army holding branches

C.S. Lewis & J.R.R. Tolkien: And we took that personally

[fistfuloflightning]

Ents with flower crowns.

There are few things Ents do in haste. It is tradition after strong storms to gather all the fallen flowers—since it is a waste for them to wilt and fade so needlessly without one last use—and decorate themselves with them. The younger and less tree-like shepherds even go so far as to wind them into wreaths for the oldest who can no longer move.

thanks to @sharpestsatire for a challenging prompt and a new headcanon!

[jonasgoonface]

pulling up on Isengard

[fishfingersandscarves]

lol, lmao even

[zvak-keh]

[silvantransthranduiltrash]

Broke: the Ents and the Silvans don’t interact because they don’t live in the same place and the Ents are more solitary creatures.

Woke: the silvans and Ents have a good working relationship, and while not close, they are united in their love for the forest.

Bespoke: the Silvans and Ents can and will gossip via their weird tree talking powers, and Thranduil and Treebeard have a standing argument over which woodland creatures are better: elks or squirrels.

[haaaaaaaaaaaave-you-met-ted]

The Last March of the Ents by Allen Michael Geneta